Review: Scarred - Vera Hollins

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Scarred (Bullied, #5)

Review: Scarred - Book #5 Bullied Series - Vera Hollins - August 2021

This particular book I have been waiting for months and I was so excited when it finally arrived on my kindle to read. If there is one bullymance series that I would recommend, it would be Vera Hollins - Bullied Series. Scarred is Book #5 and this one features our two snarkiest characters - I have always loved the hate banter between these two main characters Mason and Melissa. This is also the last of the friendships and I assume will be our final book. This one would have to be the most angsty one out of the series as both Mason and Melissa have a lot of rages and they cover up their emotions with anger and barbs. For Melissa, her parents don't speak and her brother Steven has turned into a serious drug addict and lost interest in the world - which we later see breaks Melissa's heart and we have an OMFG moment during the story. When Melissa's anger gets her in hot water at school, she is given the choice to sign up to a mentoring program or have the suspension on her permanent record which could hinder her college applications. Her buddy she is given is a quadriplegic boy called Eli who we later learn happens to be none other than Mason's little brother. I did like that the author Vera didn't make Mason and Melissa buddy-buddy so quickly and overnight which made the story more believable as the hate could be seen rising from the pages until about half to 3/4 the way through when a slight ray of sunshine starts to peek through for Mason and Melissa.  I still have to admit Book #4 Trapped by Vera Hollins was my favorite of the series, but Book #5 Scarred is a close second.

Amazon: https://amzn.to/2Wh8UzR






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